tú subas

go up, come up

→ subir

sub go up + as 2nd-person singular subjunctive

verb · second singular · present subjunctive Uncommon #20,307

go up, come up Present subjunctive (tú) of "subir"; used after expressions like "quiero que...", "es posible que...", "no..." (commands/requests), etc.

SP: Quiero que subas las escaleras despacio.

EN: I want you to go up the stairs slowly.

Conjugation of subir

Subjunctive present

	Singular	Plural
First	subo	subimos
Second	subas	—
Third	sube	suben

	Singular	Plural
First	subirme	—

subir subirse subirlo

Te iba a decir que mejor no subas.

I was going to tell you that it's better not to go up.

— Jojo Rabbit (2019)

No subas al ascensor con ese perro.

Don't get on the elevator with that dog.

— Marty Supreme (2025)

No te subas a la cama con zapatos.

Don't get on the bed with your shoes on.

— Adiós, muchachos (1987)

Quiero que subas a tu coche.

I want you to get in your car.

No subas esa escalera, no es segura.

Don’t climb that ladder; it isn’t safe.

No, no lo subas.

No, don't upload it.

— Sin conexión (2025)

Quiero que agarres el saco y subas al mástil.

I want you to grab the sack and climb the mast.

— Ágora (2009)

No subas.

Don't go up.

Necesito que subas y me hagas un favor.

I need you to come upstairs and do me a favor.

— Una batalla tras otra (2025)

Kida, cuando subas al trono lo entenderás.

Kida, you'll understand when you ascend the throne.

— Atlantis: El imperio perdido (2001)

No subas de peso.

Don’t gain weight.

Por tu propia seguridad, nunca te subas a un auto con un conductor borracho.

For your own safety, never get into a car with a drunk driver.

Primero hare que subas a tu nave.

First I'll have you board your ship.

No te subas al muro.

Don't climb onto the wall.

No subas las escaleras de tres en tres.

Don't climb the stairs three at a time.